Should the BBC Have Handled This BAFTAs Moment Differently? | The Social

During the live BBC broadcast of the BAFTAs, Tourette’s advocate John Davidson had a verbal outburst related to his condition that included a racial slur while Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo were on stage. The BBC later issued an apology but did not censor the moment from the broadcast. Was the response appropriate or should it have been handled differently?

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